The remains of the Big Celtic settlement, belonging to Laten culture , were discovered in Lerhenauer, the northern suburbs of Munich. The settlement existed about 2300 years ago. This is the first Celtic village found in Bavaria. Excavations were carried out by the Bavarian State Administration for the Protection of Monuments before the construction of a new residential complex.

In Florence, a room was first opened to visit , in which, as expected, in 1530, the famous sculptor and artist Michelangelo hid from enemies for three months. The room, located under the Medici Chapel in the Basilica San Lorenzo, was discovered in the late 1970s, but access there was closed. Now the drawings with coal on the walls that Michelangelo are attributed can see visitors. In 1527, the inhabitants of Florence rebuked and expelled the Medici family from the city.

Korborg State: Thomas Hobbes, History, Fake Paradise and Game of Thrones A modern state is an illusion created in order to calm the anxiety of people who are waiting for the state to finally gain its full historical form in time, and paradise will come on Earth.

Political scientist Alena Popova (included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents) writes in Foreign Affairs that Western companies should reconsider the conditions for providing Western technologies to non-Western countries: “However, simply maintaining the lead in the technology race will not be enough.

For the project “After”, Ivan Davydov talked with the publisher, the co-owner and director of the Falanster bookstore Boris Kupriyanov about what it was like to exist between the hammer of state propaganda and the anight of criticism of those who left, about Dionysianism in Russian culture, about general demobilization, and that we can still do in the current situation Two propaganda A unique situation has developed: we react to the statements of our left friends or acquaintances who offer

Dmitry Vlasenkov is the son of a volost foreman from the town of Rossado Goretsky district of the Mogilev province. He graduated from a parish school, was engaged in agriculture, like his father and brothers. In 1901, being 21 years old, he was drafted into the army and served until 1905 in the Finnish Life Guards Regiment, first by ordinary, and at the end of the service non-commissioned officer. In the war, I received a contusion. Married.

Professor of Middle Eastern studies at the Vrije Universiteit Brussels, Kurt Debeuf, writes in EUobserver about how the rest of the world sees Western actions regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: “There is no doubt that the whole world watched in horror at what Hamas did on October 7 in Israel. Unlike Palestinians in general, Hamas has few supporters around the world. However, Israel's response to the militant attack has been met with fury and misunderstanding.

The Alpina Non-Fixes Publishing House represents Yana Khlyustova’s book “Catch the Babylonian fish. The human brain, neural networks and the study of foreign languages ​​" Will we have a “Babylonian fish” in the near future - a device for automatically translation from foreign languages? Someone will say that the technology has already reached a fairly high level and will soon replace a person.

Historian Ksenia Kremer on the YouTube channel “DW in Russian” (included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents) says : “I think it’s not just about the North Caucasus. We are seeing a surge in anti-Semitism around the world and in Russia too. I think that the North Caucasus is a symptom, not a disease. The disease is much deeper than the North Caucasus.

Brijesh Singh, a fellow at the Indian Council on Foreign Relations, writes in Nikkei Asia about Hamas's propaganda: “From the moment Hamas attacked Israeli cities and bases on October 7, the second part of this operation began on social networks. Hamas militants live-streamed the attack and coordinated the spread of disinformation with their allies and supporters.

Physicists from the Moscow Physics and Technology Institute and the Physical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences studied the luminescent properties of industrial diamonds with Nickel impurities. Scientists have shown how, according to the characteristic features of luminescence, using such microcrystals to measure the temperature of surrounding objects. Diamonds with nickel centers can be used for thermometric measurements in medicine and biology.

Member of the Human Rights Council under the President of the Russian Federation, editor-in-chief of Regnum news agency Marina Akhmedova writes : “I don’t see any hypocrisy in the IOC’s recommendations to adhere to the principle of individual responsibility and not blame Israeli athletes who cannot be held accountable for the actions of their country.

On October 26, at the Moscow Club Moscow Club, within the framework of public lectures by Polit.ru, a writer, co -founder of the Nish independent label, Igor Shum,, returning from Serbia for a while, spoke about his new novel. And not only. K. Safronov: We have several topics: literature, producing, and emigration, so Ilya from the Book in the Club still came to us .

Kommersant FM columnist Dmitry Drize says : “Russia's permanent representative to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, rejected Israel's right to self-defense, since the latter is an occupying power. The diplomat referred to the 2004 opinion of the International Court of Justice.

Publishing houses "Hummingbird" and "ABC-Atticus" represent the book of Andrei Avitzaturov "Author and Hero in the Labyrinth of Ideas." The name of Andrei Astitzaturov, literary critic, professor of St. Petersburg State University, is well known not only in the professional philological environment: he is the author of books and articles about Anglo-American literature, novels “People in the bare”, “Skunskamer”, “Autumn in your pockets”, “Do not feed and do not touch pelicans”.